My iPhone syncs with my car's bluetooth so I can play music on my phone through my car. Would I be able to connect this via bluetooth to this and car?
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Yes, and they even have a control on app for music so you don't have to close down radar dash display on your phone
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I am not sure...my phone is allowing me to look for a bluetooth device in order to listen music but the phone never connects to the bluetooth...not sure if it's my phone or the bluetooth.
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I have this speaker paired to my iPhone and my wife's droid. However, my iPhone is the primary paired device so if it's within pairing range my wife can't sync with the speaker.
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Bluetooth connection must be maintained to play songs. It doesn't download anything if that's what you're asking. I use pandora, spotify and iTunes on my iPhone 5
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Yes the Bluetooth works perfect with my car stereo. I you are familiar with itunes then you can easily navigate the Creative.
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You flip it open to answer it. We have Bluetooth in the car, it automatically connects.
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Yes. However, Hyundai cars have Bluetooth and you can pair your iPhone straight to Bluetooth. Pairing your phone directions are in the car's owner manual. Your iPhone music being played wiil stop during you Bluetooth call. Once you or the person you were just talking to you hangs up you will be listening to your favorite iPhone tunes automatically.
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Yes. I play all my songs from my iPhone through Bluetooth to the vehicle. Even the alert sounds are sent to Bluetooth.
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Yes! It's very easy to sync your phone Bluetooth, following the directions included with the speaker.
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Hi Harvey,I'm not sure. My car doesn't have bluetooth capabilities. Other than a cell phone repair shop, the best thing to do might be to contact Consumer Cellular Customer Service directly(888-345-5508). Good Luck! Steve T.
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You can use Bluetooth to play music. This is for application mode which enables the headset to control applications on the iPhone.
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Yes you can play music from your iphone or ipod; however it will not play thru your car radio.
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Probably - I have an iPhone 4 and it synched no problem!! Faster than other devices I've connected via bluetooth.
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Your mileage may vary (sorry, couldn't resist the pun), but most mobiles can support multiple Bluetooth peripherals, e.g. an HID trackpad/keyboard and a headset. Your car is probably paired as a headset device (maybe A2DP for music), this may interfere with the headset connection, but as an HID it should work. The real question is, can you NOT use this device's audio connection while using it as an HID trackpad.
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Should work fine. What matters in things like this is what level of Bluetooth is supported by your device and not really the Brand of your device. Bluetooth is a Standard, much like ASCI, HTML and others. This device supports phone calls and stereo music playback. Some small, in-ear type devices don't support music. Your iPhone 5 supports a lot more than sound in Bluetooth.
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Yes, just plug it into the headphone jack. Be sure to set the volume on your iPhone to at least half of maximum and you can adjust the volume on your car stereo to suit your taste.
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NO, when you start your car, the device is powered on THEN it will connect to your BlueTooth automatically. To play your music, you have to press the "play" button on the BlueTooth or on your music device.